Sentence examples for consistently deteriorating from inspiring English sources

"It does look like the tyres are more consistently deteriorating and it looks like there will be more pit stops, or as many, as last year".

People share things with each other because they want to and because it collectively makes everyone's lives easier: from T.V. show flash drives, to parts for their consistently deteriorating cars, to rides to and from the city.

These longitudinal trends are illustrated in Figures 1, 2 and 3 which show that HRQOL and psychological morbidity consistently deteriorated over 365 days among readmitted patients.

Because the condition of the patient consistently deteriorated whenever she was reconnected to the mechanical ventilator, the decision was taken to remove the tracheostomy tube in the hope that the clot would also be removed, but this unfortunately did not occur.

Requiring care and receiving community supports was associated with consistently low or deteriorating PCS, and speaking a primary language other than English was associated with consistently low or deteriorating MCS (Table 3).

Last year, for example, Mr. McCain co-sponsored a "bill of rights" measure for airline passengers who have consistently complained about deteriorating service.

At a time, the country was not succeeding in attracting new foreign investments due to the fragile state of the economy and the inflow was deteriorating consistently.

Significant associations were found between: PCS at 1 and 3 months and HARP; and consistently low, or deteriorating, PCS and HARP.

In these individuals, glycemic control was either consistently worse or deteriorated over time.

In contrast, the HbA1c of individuals scoring low on these traits was either consistently worse or deteriorated over time.

Conclusion: SRH is a relatively stable construct during adolescence, and deteriorates consistently with a lack of general well-being, disability, healthcare attendance and health-compromising behaviour.